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Croatia: legal regulation of doctors
The Lancet, 2000Accompanying changes in the way health services in Croatia are organised has been a significant change in the way the medical profession is regulated. In 1995 the Croatian Medical Chamber was established, with legal powers. The responsibilities of physicians to their patients are spelled out in considerable detail.
Bošnjak, Darko, Marušić, Ana
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Legal Aspects of Menstrual Regulation
Studies in Family Planning, 1977The development of menstrual regulation has forced us to look anew at the legal and medical distinctions between various methods of fertility control. The once clear difference between contraception and abortion blurs. The distinction had already been complicated by development of the pill and the IUD.
L T, Lee, J M, Paxman
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Legal Regulation of Abortion in Poland
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, 1991A B O R T I O N LAW is a hotly debated topic in Poland. A draft bill was introduced into Parliament in summer 1989 that would have banned abortions totally, imposing severe penalties on both physicians performing the procedure and women undergoing it. After vigorous debate, a modified second draft was submitted in summer 1990.
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The Legal Regulation of Legal Activities
JURISTThe paper examines the problems of legal regulation of the provision of legal services and suggests measures to improve their quality.
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Legal regulation of the management of waste
British Journal of Nursing, 2015Healthcare providers such as hospitals and clinics have a duty of care under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and its regulations to ensure that the waste they produce does not cause pollution or present a hazard to health. Nurses are well placed to ensure that the trust they work for discharge that duty.
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Legal Regulation of Crowdfunding
2021 14th International Conference on Developments in eSystems Engineering (DeSE), 2021Rustem R. Magizov +2 more
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The legal nature of WHO regulations
Journal of Global Health LawThere are differing opinions on how regulations of the World Health Organization should be classified under traditional theories of the sources of international law. Are they treaties, fully subject to the law of treaties contained in the Vienna Convention and its counterpart in customary international law?
Suzanne Zhou +2 more
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The legal effect of EU Regulations
Computer Law & Security Review, 2013Abstract The EU institutions are increasingly addressing harmonisation by means of regulation rather than the traditional use of directives. This is particularly impacting areas such as data protection, financial services regulation and European standardisation in Information and Communications Technology.
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Problems of Legal Regulation of Cryptocurrencies
2019 12th International Conference on Developments in eSystems Engineering (DeSE), 2019The society is constantly looking for the fastest and most convenient way to make transfers and payments that are necessary for the development of economic relations. Currently a variety of forms of remittances is used. Most of them initially had a paper form, then with the development of technology they acquired an electronic form. The introduction of
Rustem R. Magizov +5 more
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Legal regulations of pathology in Russia
International Journal of Legal Medicine, 2008Legislation pertaining to pathology in Russia has remained largely unchanged since the 1980s. Almost all regulations refer to the autopsy and documentation of death. The principle of obligatory autopsy for all patients dying in hospitals has remained unchanged. Permission from relatives (or from the deceased in his lifetime) is not required.
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